Get all 7 Palace Of The King releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Friends In Low Places, Live Wires: Live At The Metro, Live Wires: Live At PBS Radio, Live Wires: Live At The Espy, White Bird/Burn The Sky, Palace Of The King II: Moon & Mountain [EP], and Palace Of The King [EP].
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Bring It On
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I Swear On My Life
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Deal With The Devil
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The Low Road
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Howlin'
08:10
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The Devil Made Me Do It
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Black Heart
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Free
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Palace Of The King Melbourne, Australia
Steeped in bluesy swagger and riff-heavy psychedelia, this is rock and roll the way it should be.
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